Molong NSW

[majm]

My own connections with NZ researchings is not 1920s, BUT I know that the NZ moderator does look ups on the records for Intention To Marry ...ITMs.  I am not sure if the ITMs for the 1920s are readily available, or archived, or indexed  etc but I encourage you to consider contacting Spades, the NZ moderator as ITMs may well include useful info for your quest.

Did you try my suggestions for searching for the Jackison family on NSW 1870s and 1880s ... including searching NSW bdm? 

JM

[Elan]

Thanks all for the suggestions I will keep plugging away.

[Dundee]

The surname JACKISON in Australia/New Zealand is not a name in common use by anyone except Francis and his family.  He has either made it up or it is a variation on another name, possibly Nordic? 

Does the certificate have original signatures?  Did he sign confidently?

I would get a printout of the second marriage to see if he gives the same information about his parents.  It wasn't a long time, but if he had invented the names he might not have remembered what he said the first time.  It is always good to see if someone is consistent with their information.

The death is indexed by the Registry as Arthur Albert Francis so the correction was an official one.  You have cropped the document but it should have a notation of when the correction was made, probably somewhere in the margin or on the bottom.

The intention to marry as mentioned by JM should give a "length of residence" and it would be good to know how long he says he has been residing in Auckland.  You can ask on the NZ board for someone to do that for you.

Debra 

[Dundee]

Do you know what he looked like?  Was he a tall man, 6ft plus, blue eyes?

Debra 

[Elan]

Thanks Dundee I will get in that extra cert and there is a signature at the bottom. Will keep you all posted.

[shume]

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers

this is the link to NZ newspapers.. putting JACKISON in the search box will bring up details of his divorce from Bertha Codd and also his time as an official for the Waterside Worker Union.
Just some extra background that you may not have.

[Elan]

Shume - very grateful for your response. I do have that info. Hes an interesting man. our  family have no past stories or information of. I will keep you all posted. Thank you for taking the time.

[wivenhoe]

At reply #8, marriage record, 1925...

Francis Albert Charles JACKISON can name his father to be John William JACKISON, but cannot give an occupation for his father?  Even something general such as labourer. He does not know his father's occupation.

Francis Albert Charles JACKISON - do you see him naming a daughter Janet after his own mother?

Of course there are other people to name your children after, but use of his own mother's name might suggest what degree of connection he has to his mother.

Or does he know names of his parents because he has been told ie he has little/no personal knowledge of them, only received knowledge?

[wivenhoe]

At reply # 14  Frank JACKISON is a blacksmith at Auckland for the 1928 Electoral Roll.


Lyttleton Times 7 Jul 1908 p1
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/LT19080707.2.3.6?

there is F JACKSON, blacksmith, in NZ at 1908. The name, JACKSON, and the occupation are hardly rare, but if your Frank is in NZ at 1908, and born ~ 1889, does he enlist for WW1, or reserves, in NZ?

Is he still in Australia and enlisting for WW1?  As JACKSON etc, or something other?

He is the WW1 generation. Was he a WW1 veteran?